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Tamiko Evans
is a sweet combination of the Classic and Glammed Dazzlin'
Diva. She is most often reserved but always on her game
when it comes to herself, her home, and her business.
She leads Dazzlin’ Diva LLC with the confidence
one thinks of when they hear the song "Aint No
Stopping Us Now, We're on the Move". This young
lady certainly is. Her vision is crystal clear, her
work ethic strong however she is humble with an easy
breezy style that is welcomed by all. |
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Dazzlin' Diva LLC
was developed because Tamiko was determined to make good of
her blessings in life. She was tireless in her quest to offer
something outstanding for women. Her belief is that Dazzlin'
Diva did not begin with her but was born as a result
of the beautiful, educated and inspirational women in her
lineage – all Dazzlin' Diva's in their
own right. The spirit of Dazzlin' Diva is
more than just being a Diva; it is a lifestyle for all women
to feed their internal spirit as well as their external. With
that notion she developed DazzlinDiva.com an on-line community
for women that empowers, educates and entertains the mind,
body and soul. |
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To further her mission of giving back Dazzlin'
Diva developed the non-profit organization Positively Empowering
TeenGirls About Life - P.E.T.A.L. (formerly
Blossomin' Diva) for girls and young women between the ages
of 10-21
years old to promote self-esteem and life-skills that will
transition
them to bloom into the Dazzlin' Diva's they are meant to
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With over 9 years in the corporate Human Resource
Consulting industry she has worked on huge client projects
for Sony BMG, Pepsi, North Fork Bank and Pfizer to name
a few. Her other past work experience has been in the non-profit
arena of The American Lung Association where she developed
conferences and symposiums for up to 10, 000 attendees and
the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce where she was a part
of the development team for events such as the Youth Expo
& Career Fair at City College, Uptown Saturday Night
and Harlem Day for the annual Harlem Week Festival. She
has worn
many hats from management, to public relations, to marketing
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While in the corporate jungle her path of
entrepreneurship was ablaze. In 2000, she joined TRC Consulting
Inc., the company of her mentor William A. Roger, Director
of Urban and Government Affairs for CUNY – City College
as their Independent Technology Consultant. TRC’s
objective was designed to decrease the digital divide within
the
Upper
Manhattan Empowerment Zone community. In her role, Tamiko
developed consulting strategies for GHCC and the Harlem
Partnership
Center. She also served as panelist and ran workshops for
City College Technology Conferences. |
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As anyone can read on paper Tamiko
Evans is a dynamo of talents and accomplishments
but to meet her is to truly know her. Former winner of the
Ms. Congeniality award for the NYC Ms. Black Teen Pageant,
former model for the Harlem Institute of Fashion and former
leading actress of the County Cullen Book Theatre Club this
is a young lady that has both brains and beauty. A definite
must to watch out for. |
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Her educational life has served as a teaching
ground for her early life when attending Yeshiva (Hebrew School)
and being the only black child amongst 400 students. To then
being thrust into the learning curve experienced at her two
years at Park West High School on Manhattan’s West side.
Tamiko earned her Bachelors degree in Economics at SUNY- College
at Old Westbury and her Masters in Instructional Technology
at the University at Albany. Her love of technology led her
to also complete the Continuing Education Program at NYU in
Intensive Multimedia Development and Production.
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Tamiko is a Trinidadian and
Southern bred native New Yorker currently residing in New
Jersey with her husband of five years, Leroy Naiqui Evans,
Jr.
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